AA12?

[M880]

What ever became of being able to purchase he the AA12 Shotgun? Gun shops just look at me like they have never heard or seen one‍ some state they'll get with their sales reps and never hear another word about them.

 

[drillsgt]

Looks like the company took a lot of peoples deposit money and disappeared.

 

[Kurr]

Edited cause i didnt know what I thought I did.

 

[Dean C.]

Sol Invictus Arms Statement Regarding AA-12 Shotguns and the ATF Recall

A statement from Sol Invictus Arms about the ATF's letters to seize the Semi-Auto AA-12 Shotgun’s produced by BC Engineering.

www.ammoland.com

I am assuming the ATF and legal fees killed it , apparently it was "easily convertible" and the ATF feels they are machine guns.

 

[M880]

Sol Invictus Arms from what I read was the manufacturer, but suffered multiple lawsuits as well as what appeared to be counter suits from possibly others suppliers.

Looks like the company took a lot of peoples deposit money and disappeared.

 

[kalashnikovfan]

Here's a good video on what's going on. I remembered watching it a while back.

 

[M880]

Here's a good video on what's going on. I remembered watching it a while back.

Wow talk about complete over reach, and what a mess. I'm sure government will keep that wrapped up for the next 10-20 years. Shall Not be Infringed sure seems communistically Infringed upon.

 

[kalashnikovfan]

Wow talk about complete over reach, and what a mess. I'm sure government will keep that wrapped up for the next 10-20 years. Shall Not be Infringed sure seems communistically Infringed upon.

Yeah the thing that got me was the fact that the ATF destroyed every last one going so far as to track down and destroy the ones Hollywood used for movies.

 

[M880]

With everything our government has done and is willing to do to enslave the world, that alphabet agency shouldn't even exist according to the 2nd Ammendment.

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Yeah the thing that got me was the fact that the ATF destroyed every last one going so far as to track down and destroy the ones Hollywood used for movies.

I think I'd need absolute verifiable proof of that statement, or it's just hearsay - I mean, look who we're talking about here

 

[drillsgt]

It was an impressive gun, I remember being at Ft Benning around 2006 as an EIB grader and there was a range behind us where they were demo'ing a lot of different guns, dual mounted SAW's etc., and they had an AA12 there with both standard mags and drums so I watched them shoot that one for awhile.

 

[kalashnikovfan]

I think I'd need absolute verifiable proof of that statement, or it's just hearsay - I mean, look who we're talking about here

I'm just going off what the owner in the video said? He claims that the atf destroyed them all and destroys any of his semi auto versions submitted after they test them.

 

[M880]

I think I'd need absolute verifiable proof of that statement, or it's just hearsay - I mean, look who we're talking about here

I understand the concern of the statements made in that video. But I don't really see any reason for Invictus Arms to lie about it. They still build weapons, if what he was saying had no truth to it at all I'd invision that agency coming after him for false statements and literally keeping him buried in red tape til he had no choice but close his doors imo.

 

[M880]

I think I'd need absolute verifiable proof of that statement, or it's just hearsay - I mean, look who we're talking about here

He did say they were able to keep the original they built but that it was required to be inspected at least twice a year.